Look at eBay, other auction sites, and some online retailers, and you will find a huge number of unusual and in many cases, visually striking Pink Floyd picture discs and coloured vinyl releases. The ...

An indepth and fascinating look at the live 1980 and 1981 concerts by Paul Powell Jr. "Whoa, whoa, whoa, stop, stop, stop the film! We've decided the best thing would be is to put this fire we have up ...

The following are the recollections of Brain Damage regular Chris Kluttz, a fan of the band, and a fan of vintage planes. He therefore decided one day to combine both interests, visiting Intrepid ...

Any amendments/additions, please let us know. This concert guide is brought to you in conjunction with The Complete Pink Floyd: The Ultimate Reference by Glenn Povey (cover shown to the right). Order ...

Currently there are a few really cool downloads available, and they are official as well! We are now hosting local versions of all these files (apart from the soundboard) as on too many occasions, the ...

This is the sixth page of our pictures from the band's Live 8 reunion on 2nd July, 2005, at London's Hyde Park. The pictures below are exclusive to Brain Damage, and are professional shots very kindly ...

Political and social change in the 1960s, developing from the post-war austerity and rebuilding of the 1950s, resulted in a melting pot of ideas and influences. Nowhere was this more apparent than in ...

Brain Damage cannot be held responsible for the content of third party sites, and this link directory is provided as a resource for Pink Floyd fans - we make no claims or affiliation with the listed ...

17 February DG Corner Hotel, Richmond, Melbourne, Australia (with Guy Pratt, Jon Carin, Gary Willis, Tim Renwick, Scott Page, Margret Taylor, Rachel Fury and Durga McBroom) 18 February PF National ...

Any amendments/additions, please let us know. This concert guide is brought to you in conjunction with The Complete Pink Floyd: The Ultimate Reference by Glenn Povey (cover shown to the right). Order ...

During Pink Floyd's North American Tour, anonymous messages began appearing in the "alt.music.pink-floyd" internet newsgroup. These articles, which came through an anonymous contact service in Finland ...